DHS Moves FEMA Staff to ICE Amid Hurricane Season
As hurricane season gets underway across the United States, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is under fire for moving Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) personnel to Immigration…
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Chinese Nationals Charged with Illegal Export of AI Chips to China
US federal agents arrested 2 Chinese nationals in California. They’re accused of illegally exporting sensitive AI chips to China. This case goes to the heart of national security,…
GPT-5 Features: Smarter, Safer AI for Everyone
GPT-5 is here! A big leap in reasoning, multimodality and efficiency. Processes up to 400,000 tokens in API while keeping output clear. Users are reporting expert-level performance in…
Claire’s Files for Second Bankruptcy, Plans Store Closures
Claire's is one of the mall jewelry store chains. It has filed for bankruptcy yet again. Moreover, this is the second time that they have gone through this…
South Africans Outraged Over Dismissal In Pig Farm Murder Case Of White Defendant
In South Africa, outrage has erupted after murder charges against a white farm-worker, accused of being involved in the killing of two Black women, in August 2024, was…
Kenya: Medical Plane Crashes In Nairobi Killing Six
By Black Star News Photos: YouTube Screenshots In Kenya, six people are dead after a medical charity plane crashed in Nairobi, Kenya's capital. The plane was owned by…
Virginia: Coalition To Save Historic Thoroughfare Files Appeal to Protect Black, Native American Cemetery
By Black Star News Photos: Facebook In Virginia, an organization is continuing its fight to protect a local African American and Native American burial ground, Scott Cemetery, with…
Executive Director Of UN Women: “Let Us Stand With The Women Of The Sahel”
By Black Star News Photos: YouTube Screenshots In the Sahel region of Africa, the safety and development of African women is being negatively impacted by the epidemic of…
First Indictments Under New Deed Theft Law Announced By New York Attorney General
By Black Star News Photos: YouTube Screenshots The Office of New York Attorney General Letitia James is announcing the first indictments under a new deed theft law. Today,…
Zambia and Malawi Business And Tourist Travelers Must Now Pay Upwards Of $15,000 For Visas
By Black Star News Photos: YouTube Screenshots Business leaders and tourists coming to America from Malawi and Zambia will now be required to pay upwards of $15,000 for…